Kanazawa Go Go Curry Stadium

On 18 February 2024 the ground opened with Zweigen Kanazawa against Kataller Toyama , arranged as a fundraiser after the Noto Peninsula earthquake had struck the prefecture the previous month. Players and supporters stood for a moment of silence before kick-off. Kataller then won 4-1.

Until then Zweigen had played at the Ishikawa Athletics Stadium, an athletics bowl in the same Kanazawa Johoku Municipal Sports Park. The new ground stands within that same park and is football-specific: no running track.

The design came from Azusa Sekkei, with the work carried out by a consortium of Kumagai Gumi, UEKI Corporation, Suzuki Construction and Hokuriku Koken. Ground was broken in September 2021.

The capacity was fixed at the level J2 requires, but the structure was drawn to grow: the stands can be extended to at least 15,000 should the club reach J1. The ground has since housed J3 football.

The name on the roof belongs to the Gogo Curry Group, a Kanazawa company that took the naming rights. The venue is run by the Kanazawa City Sports Corporation.